FIFA, through several companies, sold the broadcasting rights for the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup[1] to the following broadcasters.
Television
editParticipating nations
editCountry | Broadcaster | |
---|---|---|
Free | Pay | |
France (host) | TF1 (French) | Canal+ (French) |
Cameroon | CRTV (English and French) | |
SuperSport (English) | ||
Nigeria | ||
South Africa | ||
Argentina | Televisión Pública | TyC Sports |
DirecTV Sports | ||
Chile | Chilevisión | |
Australia | SBS | Optus Sport |
Brazil | Grupo Globo | |
Grupo Bandeirantes | ||
Canada | CTV (English) | TSN (English) |
RDS (French) | ||
China | CCTV | |
Germany | ARD | DAZN |
ZDF | ||
Italy | RAI | Sky Sport |
Jamaica | TVJ | |
Japan | NHK | J Sports |
Fuji TV | ||
NetherlandsEBU | NOS | |
New Zealand | Sky Sport | |
Norway | NRK | |
TV2 | ||
South Korea | KBS | |
MBC | ||
Spain | Gol | |
Sweden | SVT | |
TV4 | ||
Thailand | PPTV[2] | beIN Sports |
United Kingdom | BBC | |
United States | Fox (English) | Fox Sports 1/2 (English) |
NBC Sports * Telemundo (Spanish) | ||
NBC Sports (Spanish) * Universo * NBC Sports Network (selected USWNT games) |
Non-participating nations
editRadio
editParticipating nations
editCountry | Broadcaster |
---|---|
France (host) | Radio France |
Europe 1 | |
RMC | |
RTL | |
Argentina | TyC |
Australia | SBS |
Brazil | Grupo Globo |
Grupo Bandeirantes | |
Cameroon | CRTV |
Chile | TyC |
China | CNR |
Germany | ARD |
Italy | RAI |
Jamaica | RJ |
Japan | NHK |
NetherlandsEBU | NOS |
New Zealand | Radio NZ |
Norway | NRK |
South Korea | KBS |
MBC | |
SBS | |
Sweden | SVT |
Thailand | MCOT |
United Kingdom | BBC |
Talksport | |
United States | Fox Sports Radio (English) |
Fútbol de Primera (Spanish) |
Non-participating nations
editNotes
edit^EBU - EBU has made an agreement for 38 territories.[4] They made the event also available in these territories on their own website eurovisionsports.tv, where you can watch the games live when they are not broadcast or streamed by the local broadcaster and on-demand.
^CTA - CTA Coverage is not available in Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, and Panama
References
edit- ^ "FIFA Women's World Cup France 2019 Media Rights Licesees" (PDF). FIFA. 19 June 2019. Archived from the original (PDF) on June 7, 2019. Retrieved 24 June 2019.
- ^ "PPTV HD36 scores Women's World Cup rights in Thailand - PPTV HD36". www.pptvhd36.com. Retrieved 2019-06-04.
- ^ "RTE and TG4 to show every match of FIFA Women's World Cup this summer". Extra.ie. 2019-04-16. Retrieved 2019-05-25.
- ^ "FIFA and EBU extend 'Other FIFA Events' cooperation until 2022". ebu.ch. Retrieved 2019-06-23.